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At A Glance

Type
6-String
Format
Travel
Frets
19
Fretboard
Rosewood
Shape
Rover Travel Size
Top
Solid Spruce
Back
Mahogany
Sides
Mahogany
Bracing
Quarter Sawn Scalloped Sitka Spruce
Rosette
ABS
Neck Material
Mahogany
Inlays
Offset dots
Nut
ABS
Nut Width
43mm
Scale
23.75"
Bridge
Rosewood
Tuners
Chrome Diecast
Case
ROGC- (included)
Description

Washburn built the RO10TB as part of its Rover Travel Series, positioning it as a compact acoustic instrument designed around the reduced-scale demands of travel use. It sat at the smaller end of Washburn's acoustic lineup, carrying the Rover Travel Size shape designation.

The top is solid spruce, braced with quarter-sawn scalloped Sitka spruce bracing. Back and sides are mahogany, as is the neck. The rosewood fretboard carries offset dot inlays, and both the nut and rosette are ABS. The 43mm nut width and 23.75" scale length define the feel at the hand. The rosewood bridge accepts the included D'Addario EXP-15 extra light phosphor bronze strings. Tuning is handled by chrome diecast tuners. The guitar shipped with the ROGC- case included.

Owners sourcing replacement parts — particularly bridge saddles, nut blanks, or strings compatible with the 43mm nut width and 23.75" scale — should consult a qualified guitar technician or luthier for fitting and setup guidance.

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